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THE ST JOHNS REVIEW lit til Intiett Etery Frlilny IIV MaKIJLM & llVISKI.KK. Subscription ruin, $1.00 per rer In drnc. Ailrrrtlnln men, $1.00 pr Inch Pfr monlli. All inlteillilng Mill pjUo (lrt of ocb monlli. Job 1'rlntln efcutel In (Irit-cUti ;!. tlllln for Job Trlntlne eaih on dcllrerr. All coramunlrstlnni ihould b ddrciPl to Th nTlew, Bt. Johni, Oregon. Tint UltVIUW Is entered lit st office in Snlnt Johns, Oregon, ns nmll matter of the second class nuilcr the Act of Con grew of Mnrch i, 1879. Phono Enst 0100. "FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907. The Oregon Journal says there Is n niovument among the .saloon men of The Dalles for n "half-Iid"dis-pomwtiou In Unit city. The Dalles always was n great "half-nnd half" burg. Carrie Nation assured n police court judge last week that she would never go to hell. Well, at any rate, that is some consolation for the people that arc unfortunate enough to have that place for a final home. Oregon City Journal. And II the sacred writer was onto his job when he said that no booze fighter should enter the kingdom of hen veil, our Carrie will be out of a job when (the reaches her home in tliu other world. t Just like the Journal, after the 7-foot sweet jk.1i story appeared In that HiK.r last week we hunted around until we found the o-footer in Al Unrriii' bunch and came back at tin: Rom.' City; but the ink was jctireuly dry before the Journal ar rived with the account of the sweet pun grown by (). G. lliiglivin of 2.) limit i.(th street mcaxuring 1.) feet in height. Next summer we nre going to plant some sweet ikhs by tliu St. Johns water tower and train tlium over tile top of it. It is an unfair advantage to spring a thing like tills 011 us so late in the season The citi.eiis of I, inn county m allowing that they have caught the progrewiive spirit of Oicgoti by this wuek iucniimrntiiiK a company to tnktt cute ol their cream. I'hcie i iiotliiug like combiiiiug thcstrcugl of a neighborhood in whatever liu of production it is engaged. In union there is stiength, whether It be i iiiuuii-iMl, coiuitieicial innniifnctur iug or whatever line or Wc it lie Thin in a reiteration of the famous saying of the distinguished .sign it of the declaration of independence "Now, we must all hang together or wu will hang separately. Siituidiiy's Telegniiu tells of fis Iiors along the Snutiuiu using dyua mite or othei explosives to take flili on that river. It is a pity that mioli outlawry sliouhl he imimittui What with the defective and iuoer alive llvii laililviK in the iiuineinus iIiiuik on our stteaius and this dime wild for game laws 011 the imiI of unprincipled citieus it will lie but n lew yrnis until llieie will he 110 mimhI fiMliiutf on the count. Th wimknitui of our government is tliu iHxity In tilt ciifoicciiiciil of tile Inwt. Till wcakiiewi is in alt de imitiui'iiU of justice, Mud it is litll wonder that luwIcMmcM in t III country in becoming moie commnu ovory your. Wu wUlt to call siK'oinl attention to tint mtlcle on "ttVudh" by W.I, Thnimlyke, in another column. ' do not wish to tun. 11 kicker but our it 1 wit 111 e tiMi iKtty, our town too ptogicsttivc, out people too thor ouglily nWi nuauciallv to have thii wvwl culling done, to in-iuiit Hi vmjnnl lot utid hide MircU to look like the fug end of 11 wouxHit ims Hue, 01 tin? buck h I !( in a little Hill crow town in tin- Iwck wood Our citUviik hhoiild take h vacHtion of 11 dnv 01 m if they can do in butter, nim) mow then it-valU Uh IWI HIH1 VMCIUII IOIH. (I IHU ClliCUX m too buy or Iiki imliffeitnt it is thru the rigid duty of oui city cihiii cil to 1 imim nu oidinunce rouiclling tlHfm to do tliii woik. Wc do not think ciliwu in the town would object, if llieii utteuliiMi w culled to tlte mutter forcible; it is iinply ovti looked In the iseueiiil liiury of waik. Soute of our citiivns have ftitwiuy cut iiiv wctsts ana we are wire other will follow. Whun 11 paper woiks for the beM iuliulii of n town the busine 11101 1 of that town ought to suppoit that ptijtvr liberally enough so that it caii live without having to neck mipport from outside concern. Or dinarily the IochI put km t loyal to iu own iKHiitk. but uewsiKiicr men lmve to cut and jwy rent the same a other, himI if they can t get loflhoualtltr niiMKirt at home they will cuk it eUcwlieie or go broke uuluMi they have relatives who will keep them until they go broke thauuelvc. lfoict drove Time "Them our teiituueut," and wu ate glml to y our boys ate lining up with The Review in goixl &hnpo. 1 here re few yet who .iliould have good adt with us and semo who could affonl larger ones aat e aio sure we sinui get them in the )im, in time, and in the mean time wu shall double our ubciip tion list and number of iuc per week, tliu giving them four time thu .service now obtained in the u&u of thuir ads. There ate two side to this (jiKVitiou. Generally when a liidii knows he i reaching the pugple he is willing to place hi ad. C01119 in with us, boys, and we will get to the jK-ople. THU JAl'ANKSK SITUATION. If we might believe everything the modern dailies have to say re garding the orations of the Japan ese w-! had be ter get out our old musket and shine it up, and get ready to meet the little brown men on the bloody sands. Scareheads announcing the little fellows drill ing in secluded spots on the Hague and Umpqiia rivers; the hundreds and thousands of them coming Into Mexico under the guise of laborers, meeting and drilling under veteran officers of the Ku.sso-Japaneso war; the predictions of timorous public speakers in different parts of the country, and, to the superstitious, the utterances of the stargnzer who predicted the Philippine and Japan ese scraps: all tend to create more or less unrest and uneasiness among the timid, shallow-thinking people. There is, however, sonic consola tion in the prediction of the star gazer, if only his prophecy might be relied upon. It is to the effect that within five years there will be a universal war in which the United States will be pitted against the whole world and win out in the scrap. Wc may not be very observing may have 11 loo optimistic view of the situation, but we cannot scrape up a single tremor of fear that the little brown men will ever fire a gnu at Uncle Sam. This nation has been in too friendly relations with Japan, has been too fair i.i all its dealings with that nation: it is too much to their interest to be on terms of good fellowship with us far them to make a breach, even if the leaders of that nation should be so misled by their success with Russia, so misinformed, as to in any way judge this country by that unfortunate nation. Wu do not be lieve tile leaders or any considerable pottion of the common (icople of Japan arc so ignorant and egotisti cal as to do this. It is true they are 11 very young nation in modern methods; they have made the mast waudciftil progicss in advancement in the history of nations; huvr sprung from ti race of savages to an enviable position among thu first nations of the earth in a half cent ury. They aio quick to learn, very observant and leadily adapt them selves to new conditions and en vironments, and these very traits would guard them against making trouble with the United States when they know beyond the shadow of a doubt that it would ruin their own country. They ate the most pa triotic HMplc 011 the face of the earth and it would be the last thing they would do enter into any course which would have for its ultimate testilt thu destruction of their native laud, mid that is what it would mean to them should they bring 011 a war witlt this couutiy. They arc bom diplomats, and it is one sttoiig point in diplomacy to he able to put up a bold front. Wu theicforc conclude that all thu Jap iiuc-c agitation, so lar as it comer f 1 out the little brown men, is simply a Mull. lion in the duueu is 11 fellow in Allwuy going to observe the iiijiinc tiou which leads, "Taken little wine for til v stomach's siike." Albany Herald. Don't need lo brother, the injunc tion was not made to Albany, but to Timothy. If Albany gets the Htomachaclicshti can takeChiiinlior Iain's icmeily. Theie have been some rumors in tile city wlilcli nave gained more or Ivmi credence regarding the car fare lietvucn this city ami l'oitluud, and which have cugeuduieil some feel ing ugiiiu-t the company. Wu have made c.iulul iumiiry and have been uuicd by one who is in touch with the gcuuial officers of thu street car compiuy, that there is not the slightest intention on the Nirt of thu company to raise the fate to ten cunts. Our city fathers doerve a leather med.il or Mime other limit recogni tion of tin 11 good work in passing the weed oidliiauce at their last ses- kiou, mid should be aided in thu en- lou-ciiicut of the piovisious of thu oidiuaiKv t.y every one who has the iuteiest ot the city at heart. There is one feaiutc, however, which has not been touched, and that is other weeds than thistles. Our people should iii.tke a clean sweep and cut all weeds ulong their walks, beside the sticetN ami on vacant lots as well. I.it us clean tin. I'hc Doctor Away front I Ionic When .Most Needed. People .nu often very much dis apikmited to find that their family phvMCMii I-. away from home when they nut need his services. Dis eases J1K1 ratnn colic and cholera uioibu titiuite prompt treatment, and luu in many instances proven lulul Ih Mc medicine could be pro tired 01 ,i phy.siciau summoned 1 lie tight way is to keep at hand a iKittle of Chamberlain s Colic, ChoUi.i .aid Diarrhoea Itemed v. pn su tan can presenile u oetter medicine tor these diseases. Hy naviuu it .11 the house you escape much p.mi and sulteriug and all ruk. Huv tt now; it may save life. For sale U St. Johns Drue store IIOLUI-S LODQI: NO. 101, KSIlllllS 01' I'VllllVS. MeeuvM iy Prlilay ulelit at S o'clock all.O O I Will. VUltors always wel cwhc. C I.. OtHxltidi, C. C. H. II. Ilolcomt., K R. S. LINNTON LOCALS IIV JOHN M. TltUS. Mrs. James Weston has recovered from a recent illness and is around town. Mrs. Anderson has gone to Scat tie for a stay of some four weeks for her health. We are very sorry to hear that Mr. Ueed is going to leave us, but wc wish you success, Karl. Miss Kttu Watts, formerly of f.iunton, cainc down to visit us last week. We arc always glad to wel come old friends. O. M. Clark has started his story-and-a-half bungalow and when completed it will be a very fine summer residence. Our new turpentine plant fired up this week and everything works beautifully. Uest congratulations, Messrs. Young and Williams. When Mr. Alcorn gets the water works in running order, Mr. Holier his tmciunatic elevator, Mr. Hardy his new dock and the whole town loins hands and oils the main street, Liiinton will loom up like gooseberry bush in 11 fog. Just watch us growl Mr. rind Mrs. Chas.G. Nilson en tertained last Sunday, Messrs. A.J. Wilson, Kldon Nelson, George, bin clair and lidward Wilson, Kdmtind Ryan, Frank Tremainu and John M. Tees; Miss Clara Nelson am Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shcek, by uiviiu: them an outing on the east bank of the river. livcryone bin 11 good time and all join in express iug their gratitude. It is nearly time our friends and neighbors in the busy little town of Liiinton were awakening to their interests. It is time they shouli get together and incorporate tin town. Look at the vacant real cs tate right in this town that people arc holding for speculation, reaping the benefit of the improvements made by the (icople who are here and have thu interest of the place at heart and are improving their holdings. Let us incorporate and make these holdings contribute their propoition of the city expeu ss and build and keep building until there is not a black spot of earth left in thu whole city. This Is what wu want. It is what will develop Liiinton. We were very sore over an article that apiicarcd in 11 local paticr recently, but feeling sore mid talking sore doesn't help the matter one whit. We can af fold to take some lessons from our worthy rival (St. Johns) and get busy. Wu pride ourselves on having eunuch energetic business men this town to form us strong body of city officials as can be found any where ami, to tell the truth, they are just itching to get u chance to show what they can do. All wu need is someone to lead. Will that someone get next, and in a hurry? Water is 11 very good thing to think about and thu sewerage i: another nticMioii of eminent im ortancc, and, wu think, will bu enough to keep us nil thinking until our next issue. Most l-njuyable Recital. The recital given in llickuer's hall Wednesday evening was at tended by a fair sized and thor oughly appreciative audience. The program was full of interest and well executed. Mrs. Rose Duutord who was programmed to render the greater part of the vocal selec tions was unavoidably absent on account of illness. Miss Stella Campling oicued thu evening's entertainment with 11 well executed piano solo. She was fol lowed by .Mrs. Geo. flail with one of her pljusing elocutionary selec tions, which was dclivcicd in her own inimical manner, as an en voi e she gave a breezy little sketch that captured the crowd. Dr. lucent proved his elocu tionary xnvcrs in 11 reading entitled 1 he Federation of Uuglish Speak ing Races of thu World." The leading was much more interesting than the topic might indicate. Mrs. F. L- Young sang a solo in her usual pleasing style, and was followed by Miss Alice llradley in a select reading. Miss Hrudley uc- quitted hciclf iu a highly credita ble milliner and pleased the audi ence immensely. Prof. G, I.ester Paul handled n rather mournful subject iu n fault less manner, and was followed by Prof. Rasmus iu several amusing and eulct tabling recitations. The Professor has a remarkable voice and is a paM master iu the elocu tionary art. One could not help but exjierience a keen sense of en joyment tiH)ii hearing him tecite. K- I,. Perkins, in u baritone solo entitled "Daddy," did himself proud. He has u beautiful, sym pathetic voice and it is well trained. I Miss M. M, bode gave an excellent true to life illustration of a fussy young woman at an afternoon mat inee. It was it rare opportunity for some of those tiiesome creatures to see themselves as others see them The recital was for the benefit of the building fund of the Congrega tional church, Unclaimed Letters. List of unclaimed letters at the P. O. for week ending July 20, 1907: Jack Hicks, Harlod Scisy John son, William Lamb, F. W. I.yttou, Chas. Sims, Henry Snider, Geo. F. Scott, ISvcrett Taylor. F. W. Valentine, P. M. THE BARGAIN COUNTER An Interesting Column For Prospective Buyers. You'll find it at the Nutional Tea Store. Kuterprisc bakery is the place for first class goods. $6504 lots in Point View; cukIi. J. K. Kirk. Furnished rooms with bath at 531 S. Jersey street. $750. River view corner lot terms. S. L. Dobie. Have n fine lot of pie cherries for sale. Mrs. S. H. Greene. The West Coast Laundry makes a specialty of lace curtains. Acrcagc I have three ncrcs close in and cheap. S. L. Dobie. $3500 Corner on Jersey street, close In; cash. J. 15. Kirk. Girl wanted one with experience preferred. Petersen & Noce. Rough dry washing at 6c per pound. West Coast Laundry. A few pairs of corduroy trousers left ot the St. Johns Clothing House. You just ought to see those $10 suits at the St. Johns Clothing House. Nice, clean, sharp sand in lots to suit furnished by the St. Johns Urick Co. Wc wash and iron all flat work nt 2sc per dozen. West Coast Laundry. Wc have a full line of black screen cloth in all widths. Potter & Goold. Phonographs and records, inusi cal instruments, etc. National Tea Store. Have your home photos taken by Stockton. Leave your orders nt Review office. Yon tret full wtdirlit and first quality at the Central market. Just 11 u uwiiue. 1150. Modem four-room cot toge and 50x100 improved lot terms. S. L. Dobie. New wall pacrat Portland prices at Hendricks Hardware Co. Potter & Goold's old stand. $700 50x100 lot with alley in Court Place, $.;oo cash, balance $10 per mouth. J. h. Kirk. Remember the Futerprise bakery in the French block is under new and efficient management. Come in and take u look at our new fall stock. They are beauties Petersen cc Noce, tailors. s.125. Must be sold soon lot iu St. Johns Park. Yi cash, balance $5 a mouth. S. L. Dobie. Sieciul Saturday German and French coffee cakes and full line of pastry, linterprise bakery. New line of men's shirts just re ccived at the St. Johns Clothing House. Prices can t be beat. As good as the best, better than the rest National blend Coffee. National Tea Store, St. Johns. Our goods arc made of the best quality and strictly first class. Kit terprise bakery, French block. $1750 House and lot, river view, rents for ft 8 per mouth, J. K. Kirk, successor to D. C. Rogers cc Co, Swetlatid's ice cream the best there is at G. Ward's. Do not forget the place; north of postotfice. Just to keep our tailors busy dur ug the dull season we are offering great bargains. Petersen & Noce. First class concrete gravel de livered to any part of the city at 1.50 per yutd. St. Johns llrick Co. Four lots iu block 24, Holbrook's addition, can be bought for 5450 each. Jso down and iio per mo. L. If. Smith q. r StJohn's art store for picture f mines to order and art goods ot all kinds. 105 N. Jersey street. No trouble to show goods. Huve your property insured iu the St. Paul or Northern fire in surance commutes. They are the liest. S. I. Dobie, agent. Trade $25 worth with us and get a .12-piece set of decorated dish- es tree. Shaw s luuniture store, French block, "The best place to trade. D. S. Sottthmayd has a ton and a half of 1907 wall paper on hand for you to choose from. Prices and work guarantied. Call and inspect this stock. I ry the Central Cigar staud one door north Peninsula Dank, 103 Jersey St. Kxclusive cigars and tobaccos. Ilasc ball headquarters. Is h. Goodell, proprietor. G. W. Simmons has a fine line of cigars, tobaccos, confectionery, milk shakes, ice cream sodas, etc. Drop m while waiting for your car just north of Review office. All our meats are government inspected and the best that money can buy. They are neatly aud carefully handled. Come iu and leave your order for free delivery. Ward's Central Market. We have received another ship ment of those oak rockers and diu ers.which sold so fast before. They are beauties and splendid bargaius. Shaw's Furniture Store, Fretich block, "The best place to trade," Bring in your priutiug now. A Deplorable Case. Mrs. M. Melleu presents a sad case for the consideration of our charitable people. Recently her husband died, leaving her destitute with the care and support of several small children. This burden, ag gravated, we arc told, by some peo ple who should have had more sense or consideration, finally drove the poor woman crazy and she was taken to the asylum last Friday. It seems almost or unite a crime in this laud of abundance that a single individual should be brought to this extremity. Wc do not believe our people would permit it if they were aware of the facts. IJut the trouble is that all seem so b tsy with their plans for their own ad vancement or amusement that they neglect their neighbors who may be, through misfortune, in want. This should be carefully guarded against and our sympathies kept in touch with the unfortu tate who may hap pen to be in ot r midst. In this way, and this way only, may wc avoid being a party to such a crime. Guard Rail Needed. There will be it frightful nccldeut where the Wil'amctte boulevard used to cross the Hill road if some kind of a guard is not placed at that point to warn autoists that there Is a precipice there. Recently a gentleman with n party of friends were skipping along there and none of them had been iu that section since the cut was made and the bridge erected on the street above. It was growing dark and they did not discover the cut until they were within so feet of it. Had they not noticed it just as they did the whole parly would likely have gone to thu bottom of thu precipice. There should be n lantern placed there, or fence that could be distinguished in the dusk, so that belated travelers will not go over the bank. ORDINANCE NO. 146 An Ordinance to Secure the Protection of Property and Provide for the Cleanliness and Ornament of the City. The City of St. Johns docs oriliiln n fol lows : Section 1. It shnll lie the dntv of the Chief of Police to hmcrl or cmitc to lie Inserted In the official napcrof the city, u notice requiring nil thiitlcs within the limits of the City to lie cut down, dug up, or othcrwiftc destroyed. Hvcry own croroccutMiit of all occupied iireiiiUvs mill every owner of all unoccupied nreiu- Uc within the conxirate limit of the City, who shull jieriiilt or allow any untiles 10 blossom or to grow upon such lirciubes. or In front of or nhuttiiiir niton the premises owned or occupied 1y them after the publication of the notice herein mentioned shall, upon conviction before the Muulciiul Court of said City of St. Johns, le Jfulile to a fine of not less th.oi l'lve dollarslfc.oo) nor more than Twenty dollurs ($ 20.00), or Imprisonment in the City Jail not les than three U) nor more than ten (10) days, Section 1, If the owner or occunaut 01 nny premixs as Herein ticiuieii null laii, neglect or rcitikc to remove sucn thUtlcs as herein contcmnlated after due notice as herein provided the Chief of Police of said City of St. Johns shall, ami 11 is ncreiiy mane 111 uiity, to proceed to remove such thistles or cause the Mine to lie removed utul make return to the Ke rorderof said City of St. Johns of th necessary exieuse of such removal such thistles; ami the recorder shall then upon enter in the Hen docket of sni City the amount oL such expeuse charge which slull thereafter he a lieu uikiii tuch premises until duly paid Section 3. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Police to see that this ordlii auce Is enforced. lVused the council July jj, 1907. Approved July 14, 197. K. C. Coccii. Attest : Mayor. A. M. Ksson, Recorder. 1'ublUhed in the St. Johns Review July jo, 1907, UKUINANLfc NU. 14 An Ordinance Licensing and Regulating Roller Skating Rinks. The City of St. Johns does ordain as follows: Section 1. Roller-iVatlni! rinks shall pav a quarterly liceuscof twenty five dol lars, under aim subject to the condition, requirements ana penalties prescribed by Ordinance No. si of the City of St. Johns, entitled "An ordinance to impose aud regulate licenses ami provide for the manner of issuing the same," passed by the Council ami approved by the Mayor 01 said city 01 ot. Johns Auiuist 7H1. 1905. 1'assed the council July 33, 1907, Approved July 34, 1907. K. C. Coccil. Attest: Mayor, A. M. Ussox, Recorder, Published in the St. Johns Review July jo, 1907. YOUR LIVER is out ot order. You go to bed in a bad humor aud get up with a bad taste in your mouth. You want something to stimulate your liver. Just try Herbine, the liver regu lator. A positive cure for Consti pation, Dyspepsia and all liver complaints. Mrs. F . Ft. Worth. Tex., writes: "Have used Herbine iu my family for years. Words can't express what I think about it. hverybody 111 my household are happy and well, and we owe it to Herbine." Sold by St. Johus Drug store. r MUCK & DERRIE General Merchandise. 000 We are the people who give you Five per cent off on your goods. 000 St. Johns, Oregon. French block. COUCH & CO. The oldest merchants in St. Johns have always been successful. WHY? fwOLCOTT! t "The Rent Man" fins what you want. Sec him If f you want Real Httntc, I'ire lustir I mice or lluslucs Chances. Houses 4 to rent iiinl collections n sK-clalty. J t If you need a Notary Public lie J I will nttend to your wants. .toi S. Jcrey, comer Charleoton J street. J CARS WILL STOP FOR YOU t LINNTON ! Timber and Farm Lands convenient to transportation and Liiinton. LOTS CITY PROPERTY WATER FRONT bargains iu I.inti ton Keal Ivstate. Also at Whitwood Court. A. HARDY Office opposite postofllce at UuutjOn. RACHEL PAULSON Teacher of Piano and Harmony 409 Tilford nulldbiK. 10th and Morrison Sts., Portland. ENTERPRISE BAKERY BALLAGH BROS., Props. o- Our goods are strictly first class, and we deliver to all I parts of St. Johns. To Water Users. Water used through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be mid tor in advance, aud used only between the hours of 5 and 8 m. aud 5 and 9 p. 111. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. Anyone using water contrary to these rules, or wastefully, will be shut off without further notice. St ohns Waterworks and Lighting Co., I'. H. iitllelseu, Supt. Girls Wanted. A number of girls cati secure employment at the Portland Manu facturing Co. Apply at once. If yon want job printing done at once, bring it.m now. J Prescriptions Require careful attention and only the purest of Ingredients should enter into their composition. Our Drugs arc Pure And only the the most careful at tention is given each prescrip tion. It you have not yet become n patron of our store, the next time you you are culled upon to have a prescription filled or iu fact re quire drugs of any nature, give tis a trial visit, and if courteous treatment, pure drugs aud care ful service count for anything you will come again. Smith'sPharmacy Holbrook block, ST. JOHNS, ORI'OON. Don't Pay Rent! Iluy a home of your own. Kent money is practically thrown nway. Come in a'.d look over our list of residence and business lo cations. You cannot make a mistake by investing iu property on the euiusiila. It's bound to increase iu value nt a very rapid rate. I.et us show 'you. J. S. Downey & Co. io34 Jersey Street. ANNOUNCEMENT! We have opened tip at 207 Jersey street a 5c, 10c and 15c store, where yon will find a complete line of household articles at prices as low and oftener nt much lower prices than to be found anywhere else iu the city. Call aud examine our goods. R. F. LASH. Real Estate If you are looking for real estate in vestments that v i 1 1 bring quick returns ami double your money in a short time, call on S. C. COOK Office n;ar roint View Station, For Photographs CO TO THWAITE'S Jtolbrook Block A LI. WORK GUARANTEED . HOME BAKERY We handle The Royal Bakery Ki aud home made cakes, pies, doughnuts. If you want something gool to eat call at the Home Bakery. The fiuest of calling cards at The Review office. 11 Phone Main 2S7.